Jashan

Service was top tier, very attentive.Food was phenomenal, the spicy is actually spicy. The Rogan Josh was some of the best and most tender I've ever had.Pain puri fight was an interesting twist but could've done without it.The ambience was bright with cute seating and amazing bar selection.

Elegant restaurant with parking near Vanderbilt. The interior gives club vibes. Servers were kind but a bit slow. They are initially attentive and then service at the end is more difficult. We had to wait over 10-15 minutes to get someone's attention for boxes and check. Being from the northeast I'm used to excellent Indian food but surprised with what is available in Nashville. They provide complimentary papadum which was excellent. The chutneys have the homemade taste and the sweet chutney was unique/not sour. Mango lassi: 4.5/5 so much quantity for the price. It was excellent and thick. Given in a cute glass milk bottle. Was more sour which is why is lost .5 but needed a bit more sweetness and would be perfect. Kung pao cauliflower: 3.5/5 I understand they wanted an Indian Thai fusion but it needed more Manchurian sauce and spice. The cauliflower wasn't fried well and was more chewy at times than crispy. Butter naan: 4/5 nice and soft but needed to be slightly more crispy. Was too fluffy. Paneer tikka: 4/5 they definitely get spice right. We asked for spicy and they put fresh green chilies with the red spice. Pretty decent for Nashville but definitely more Americanized taste than Indian. I would recommend for tourists who want decent Indian food.

This restaurant is a great new addition to Nashville. I'm also so happy to see they are open for lunch (there are not enough higher level restaurants open for lunch here). It's a plus that you can order off the main menu OR the lunch menu, I don't always like the slimmed down options some places offer for lunch. We love a fancy lunch. We got the paneer kung pao appetizer & it was delicious. As well as the butter chicken, malai kofta & garlic naan as our mains to share. Sauces are fantastic (which is key at any Indian establishment). Was certainly pleasantly surprised. Our waitress wasn't fantastic though & would disappear for super long amounts of time in the back. We ordered drinks at the beginning and I had to remind her that we ordered them once our food started arriving. She did not write our order down.. while this is totally fine, I certainly hope the order is correct if they do so. Restaurant is clean and has thoughtful decor. We will definitely be back often!

I had some wonderful meals in Nashville, and this one might have been the best, or at least tied for it (seriously, Nashville, y'all crushed it on the food front)! Top end Indian cuisine served in a modern yet comfortable atmosphere, and service that could not have been more pleasant and prompt without being overbearing. Nailed it!I came for lunch with this place highly recommended by Nashville's Yelp community manager, and that was an excellent decision. First, an appetizer of pani puri, which is one of my new favorite interactive apps. This came with 6 crunchy pastries to fill, and 3 juices to do it with, all delicious and interactive.At lunch, they offer an all you can eat thali platter, and wow... this is my new favorite way to eat Indian food, even above a buffet as it is a little more sanitary and you consistently are getting fresh food. For those unfamiliar, a thali platter is like Indian tapas. You get a little bit of a variety of things, and who doesn't like that? The offerings vary daily on chef's selection. While we were there, it had three proteins (a vegetarian thali is available), chicken 65, butter chicken, and a sweet chili chicken of some kind. All wonderful on both texture and taste, I particularly liked the chicken served on the bone. You then had a selection of sides, rice, naan, and a small dessert. If you want more of anything, you have but to ask. Wow. I love it!I didn't expect to have one of my top 5 Indian experiences while I was in Nashville, but here I am! I definitely recommend Jashan to anyone for any reason, especially for a business lunch, date, or when you want to get full on fabulous food!

In a city full of incredible Indian restaurants, Jashan is a must-visit. I recently dined here with a friend for lunch, and have to say that this is one of my new favorite spots to grab a midday meal.We didn't have a reservation, and I don't foresee that being an issue during their lunch service on weekdays. I do think you'd definitely want to make a reservation for Fridays/Saturdays! I also love that they have a separate (FREE) parking lot. My friend and I both ordered the Non-Veg Thali, and we were blown away by the variety and value of this. You get to try several different Indian dishes, and it's all-you-can-eat for $16/person! You better believe we got a few refills of naan and butter chicken. Along with their specials, you can also order anything from their regular menu for lunch. We decided to try their Flight of Pani Puri, which is so tasty and fun! If you're looking for an interactive dining experience, this is a must-order.As if the delicious menu weren't enough, the service is hands-down some of the best I've had in Nashville. Our server and the general manager checked in regularly throughout our meal, and went above and beyond to ensure we enjoyed everything. I'll definitely return to Jashan soon, and recommend this spot to anyone who looking for a memorable adventure through Indian cuisine.

Great atmosphere, ample parking ( downtown and that's saying a lot), good service but we were there at lunch hour rush on a Saturday. Food was amazing 6 out of 10.

I'm admittedly not well-versed in Indian food, so I was excited to see that Jashan offers a thali, which is a sampling of entrees, sides and, of course, naan. I believe it is only offered during lunch.I ordered the veg thali and was blown away by everything on the platter. There wasn't a single thing I didn't devour. I wish there was a way to label each individual dish because my memory is terrible, so I don't want to misname anything. But if you're feeling adventurous, thali is a great way to expose yourself to a lot of flavors in one sitting.And while it was all-you-can-eat, I had to tap out after the first round. I had to save room for a bite of the cardamom brownie with chai ice-cream, which was so decadent.The service was great and I liked the modern yet laid-back atmosphere. I can't wait to return and explore more of the menu.

We've just completed our third visit to Jashan, the high-concept Indian bistro in our neighborhood, and once again, they did not disappoint. The service was incredibly personal and on point, making us feel right at home from the moment we walked in. The staff remembered our preferences from previous visits, adding a special touch to the overall experience. The food, as always, was a perfect blend of traditional flavors with a modern twist. We're already looking forward to our next visit!

Yes, if you come to Nashville you absolutely need to try this place. I did not expect to visit an upscale Indian restaurant with this kind of vibe, cocktails and food. As soon as you walk in it sets the vibe for the whole place. A nice bar and then the seating area. We chose to sit at the bar of which has padded seats with a low back (thank you) and makes sitting comfy. Our bartender was super helpful and recommended drinks and food. I had the Dhua Dhua old fashioned that has some cardamom in it and it was epic. We shared the Bengali Lobster and it was delicious, the food here is so good and they offer traditional Indian dishes as well as what I would call Indian American fusion? Whatever it is, it's worth making sure you visit this restaurant when in Nashville.

Beautiful cozy interior with very welcoming staff. Anxious to sample a Veg Thali platter after reading all the great online reviews. The Pani Pura flight and brownie w/chai ice cream will need to wait for my second visit.Thali looks and smells wonderful! Includes salad, appetizer, naan, rice with four dishes and a dessert. So good and a perfect way to sample many flavors. Much preferred over an open air buffet for hygienic and food waste concerns. I highly recommend spending your lunch hour at Jashan!